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Cafes & Tearooms
The situation with Coronavirus (COVID-19) is changing at a rapid pace and our priority and those of our tourism sector is the health of our visitors, residents and all those people who make Stoke-on-Trent the special place that it is.
Stoke-on-Trent’s attractions and venues have temporarily closed as a result of the UK government’s advice. Whilst we are working to ensure all information on VisitStoke is up to date in terms of the postponement or cancellation of events, going forward we also recommend checking event websites and social media platforms.
Sightseeing and shopping can be exhausting! Recuperate with a cuppa at one of our lovely cafés, tearooms, or coffee shops.
Lots of our attractions have tearooms and cafes where you can rest and refresh. The Trentham Estate has lots of options to choose from in their award winning gardens, fabulous shopping village and garden centre. Sample Wedgwood's extensive tea range at the The World of Wedgwood's tea emporium where dedicated tea sommeliers are on hand to help you taste and choose the perfect tea from over fifty different tea blends.
Enjoy a coffee and cake in a comfy seat by the wonderful spotty Aga at Emma Bridgewater or at Middleport Pottery where the Tea Room is decorated with some beautiful murals by talented local artist Joyce Iwaszko, mirroring the design of some of the best-loved Burleigh pottery patterns.
The Potbank Café at Spode, and the Glost House at the Phoenix Works in Longton are brilliant examples of former pottery factories being regenerated and brought back to life. Enjoy a brew whilst you enjoy Stoke-on-Trent’s heritage!
In the City Centre’s Cultural Quarter head to the Potteries Museum & Art Gallery, The Quarter, or (tsp.) where you will find it difficult to resist one of their delicious cupcakes or sweet treats.
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